Monthly Archives: March 2009

The Mets this Spring must like to win it in the ninth. Scoring wise in this game, they started off down 3-0, then tied it, and then eventually they were down 8-4. In the 8th inning they scored 4 runs … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a great day in the WBC. There were some great games and actually, some surprises as well. The USA game was a lot of fun to watch, if you were rooting for USA. It was a very close … Continue reading →

The Mets lost on the road today against Washington to a score of 8-3 with many of the younger guys in the system getting playing time. The names include Flores, Ike Davis (our first pick in the draft last year), … Continue reading →

The Mets pounded Michigan today with a score of 18-7. However, Michigan scored 5 runs in .1 innings against Mets fifth starter hopeful Redding, who was supposed to be one of more experienced pitchers going against Michigan today. The Good … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a great day for the classic because there was a lot of good baseball and there was an upset as well. The Netherlands somehow slipped by the DR and now they are on their way to get into … Continue reading →

The Mets might have lost today but it was an important day for another reason: we got a look at today at a lot of prospects that are young in our system that people have been projecting over the next … Continue reading →

The Mets had another ninth inning win yesterday as the beat the Cards. There was some nice hitting and some nice pitching with some bad pitching and some bad hitting during the game. The bigger story didn't happen in the … Continue reading →

Team USA got to do the Top 10 a couple of nights ago on Letterman, so incased you missed here is what they said, in the order and by the player (courtesy of mlb.com): 10. Jimmy Rollins: “Due to economic … Continue reading →

I know this article is two days late but the two games that have been played so far turned out the way I thought they would, and most people thought they would. With the classic upon us, and 16 nations … Continue reading →

The WBC started for real today as Japan beat China in the opening game. Just as a quick introduction, Yu Darvish pitched great. We've talked about him before on this site, and he is just as good as advertised. Anyway, … Continue reading →